Persons
Terms:Persons
List of persons names (and their functions) used in AWR-Articles
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| Name | Function |
|---|---|
| Amīra Malash |
Egyptian journalist at al-Fajr newspaper |
| Amīra Raḍwān | |
| Ammūnius [Ammonius] (Bishop) |
Bishop of Luxor |
| Āmna Naṣīr (Dr.) |
Professor of Islamic Doctrine and Philosophy |
| Āmna Nuṣayr (Professor) | |
| Amy Small (Rabbi) |
past president of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association. |
| Anas Abū Shādī [Anas Aboshady] (Shaykh, Dr.) | |
| Anas al-Fiqī [Anas al-Fiki] (Mr.) |
Egyptian Minister of Information (Since 2005), Former Minister of Youth |
| Anas al-Takrītī | |
| Anas Ibn Mālik (Shaykh) |
Islamic jurist; Companion of the Islamic prophet Muḥammad |
| Anatoly Chubais (Mr.) | |
| Anba Armīa; Pope Shīnūda' secretary: Shīnūda III of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark | |
| Anba Paula (Bishop of Tanta) | |
| Anders Fogh Rasmussen |
Danish politician; the 12th and current Secretary General of NATO; former Prime Minister of Denmark (2001-2009) |
| Andrāwus Ḥabīb Buqṭur (Father) |
Tarshub, Izbet Iskandar Ayyub |
| Andrāwus ʿAzīz Sulaymān (Father) |
Defrocked Coptic Orthodox priest; Known for his liberal opinions and opposition to Pope Shenouda; Author |
| André Seebregts | |
| Andrea Busse (Pastor) | |
| Andrea Riccardi | |
| Andreas "Dries" van Agt (Dr.) |
Dutch Prime Minister (1977-1982); Minister of Justice (1971-1977); Lawyer. Professor |
| Andreas Kaplony (Prof., Dr.) |
professor of Islamic Studies at the Institute of Asian and Oriental Studies, Department of Islamic Studies, University of Zurich and a co-editor of the journal "Islam" and the series "Studies in the History and Culture of the Middle East |
| Andrew Clart | |
| Andrew de Carpentier |
Leader of the The Holy land Institute for the Deaf |
| Andrew Hammond |
Author |
| Andrew Hussey |
English author living in Paris |
| Andrew White (Rev.) |
President of Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East; Vicar of St George's Church in Baghdad (Iraq) |
| Andrīyya Zakī Asṭfānūs [Andrea Zaki Stephanous] (Dr., Rev.) |
He is president of the Protestant Community of Egypt and General Director of the Evangelical Coptic Organization for Social Services. Graduated in Social Development and Ph.D. in religions and theologies, Author of two books in Arabic and one English. |
| Ane Skov Birk |
Danish AWR intern (Dedi program 2007) |
| Angela Merkel (Chancellor of Germany) |
Chancellor of Germany (Since 2005); Member of CDU |
| Angeline Eijsink (Dutch MP) | |
| Angelo Andrew |
Southern Sudanese Christian refugee emigrated to the US, and was part of a large Southern Sudanese community in Maʿadī, Cairo. |
| Angus Blair (Mr. ) |
the President of the Signet Institute |
| Anīs Manṣūr |
Egyptian intellectual; Author |
| Anīsa Ḥassūna | |
| Anja Dalgaard-Nilesen | |
| Anjīlūs (Bishop of North Shubra) |
was until end of 2017 Coptic Orthodox diocesan Bishop of Northern USA |
| Anjilūs Jirjis (Fr.) | |
| Anjīlūs (Bishop, Coptic Orthodox Church of the U.K.) | |
| Anjīlūs al-Naqādī |
the representative of the Egyptian Church in Addis Ababa |
| Anjīlūs Isḥāq | |
| Ann Coulter | |
| Anna Hager | |
| Anne Patterson (American Ambassador) |
U.S. ambassador to Egypt in 2013 |
| Anne van der Bijl |
Founder of Open Doors |
| Annemarie Graf (Missionary) | |
| Annemarie Schimmel (Prof., Dr.) |
German Orientalist (1922-2003); wrote extensively about Islam, held various University posts, authored over 80 books |
| Anonymous Member of al-Waṭan Party (Interviewee) | |
| Ansīmus [Onsimus] (Pastor) | |
| Anthony Charles Lynton Blair [Tony Blair] (Prime Minister of the United Kingdom) |
British Prime Minister (1997-2007) |
| Antoine Isaac Silvestre de Sacy |
French linguist and orientalis |
| Antoine ʿĀdil [Antoine Adel] (Maspero Youth Union) |
The leader of the Maspero Youth Union |
| Antonin Jaussen (friar) |
founder of the Dominican Friar Library in Cairo in 1928 |
| António Guterres (Portuguese Diplomat) |
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 1995 - 2002 Prime Minister of Portugal |
| Antonius Najīb | |
| Anṭūn Sīdhum |
Late founder and former Editor-in-Chief of Waṭanī newspaper; Father of Yūsuf Sidhum |
| Anṭūniyyūs al-Anṭūnī (Father) |
Monk and deputy of the Monastery of St. Anthonius; Author |
| Anṭūniyyūs al-Awūrshalīm [Antonios al-Orshaleme] (General Secretary of the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate in Jerusalem) |
General Secretary of Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate in Jerusalem |
| Anṭūniyyūs al-Barāmūsī [Antonius al-Baramusi] (Father) |
Pope Shenouda’s secretary |
| Anṭūniyyūs al-Jyūrjī [Antonius al-Georgy] (Father) |
Defrocked monk of the Saint George monastery in al-Khaṭāṭbah / Monufia |
| Anṭūniyyūs al-Siryānī (Monk) | |
| Anṭūniyyūs Fahmī (Father) |
Priest of Mar Girgis Church in Alexandria |
| Anṭūniyyūs Ḥanīn (Father) |
Priest of Holy Virgin Mary Church in Los Angeles |
| Anṭūniyyūs Najīb [Antonius Naguib] (Cardinal, Patriarch) |
Coptic Catholic Patriarch of Alexandria (since 2006) |
| Anṭūniyyūs Thābit (Rev.) | |
| Anṭūniyyūs Zakī (Father) | |
| AnṭūniyyūsʿAzīz Mīna (Bishop) |
Bishop of Manfalout, Assiut |
| Anwar al-Ḥawwārī |
Editor-in-chief of al-Wafd newspaper |
| Anwar al-Jaʿfarī |
Author |
| Anwar al-Sādāt (Late Egyptian President) | |
| Anwar Iskandar (Rev.) |
legal advisor for the Adventists of Egypt |
| Ariana Grande (Pop singer) | |
| Ariel Sharon (Prime Minister) |
Prime minister of Israel (2001-2006) |
| Arietta Papaconstantinou (Dr.) |
Arietta Papaconstantinou's research interests cover the religious, social and economic history of Egypt and the Near East during the transition from the Roman empire to the Caliphate. |
| Arlen Specter (Senator) |
The senior United States senator from Pennsylvania |
| Arlette Khoury |
Author |
| Armāniyyūs al-Minyāwī |
Editor-in-Chief of al-Nahr newspaper; Excommunicated monk |
| Armiyyā (Bishop) |
Secretary of Pope Shenouda III |
| Armiyyā Makram Shafīq (Father) | |
| Arnd Wesemann (Mr.) | |
| Arne H. Fjeldstad (Dr.) |
Norwegian scholar; Fellow at the International Institute for Communication Excellence at Oxford University; AWR Board member |
| Arne Melchior (Danish Politician) |
politician |
| Arsāniyyūs [Arsenious] (Bishop) |
Bishop of Al-Minya |
| Arthur Stanley Tritton (Historian, Islamic Scholar) |
A British historian and scholar of Islam. He was appointed Professor of Arabic at the School of Oriental and African Studies. |
| Arwā Ḥassan |
Author |
| Aryn Baker |
Chief-editor of the Middle East section of Time Magazine |
| Asad ad-Dīn Shīrkūh bin Shādhī (Shirkuh) | |
| Ashley Maqqār |
Author; Freelance journalist based in New York |
| Ashod Mnatsakanyan (Armenian Orthodox Bishop) |
Primate of the Armenian Orthodox Diocese in Egypt |
| Ashraf Abū al-Rīsh |
Author |
| Ashraf al-Khaṭṭāb |
an Egyptian Muslim involved in dialogue, who emigrated to the Netherlands. |
| Ashraf al-Saʿad |
Egyptian Businessman; Former owner of as-Saʿad Investment Company |
| Ashraf al-ʿArabī (Minister of Planning) | |
| Ashraf al-ʿAshmāwī |
Deputy of the Supreme State Security Prosecution |
| Ashraf Anīs |
founder of the Right to Life Movement, Egypt |
| Ashraf Badr al-Dīn | |
| Ashraf Hilāl |
President of the Supreme State Security Prosecution |
| Ashraf Muṣṭafā | |
| Ashraf Rumayla | |
| Ashraf Ṣādiq |
Author; Journalist for Al-Ahrām |
| Ashraf Thābit |
MP for Salafī al-Nūr Party, deputy president of People’s Assembly |
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